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Loose Joins Susser Bank as Senior Vice President for Commercial Banking

Aaron LooseDallas-based Susser Bank has appointed Aaron Loose senior vice president/commercial banking to its downtown Fort Worth office. He is a seasoned banker and investor with more than 18 years of experience across commercial banking, private equity and capital markets.

“Aaron combines deep banking expertise with a strong understanding of the investor landscape, positioning him to help clients anticipate opportunities and solve what’s next,” says Carl Cravens, president and chief banking officer. “His reputation in the Fort Worth market and commitment to relationship-driven banking make him an excellent addition to our team.”

Earlier in his career, Loose served as president of Worthington National Bank’s Edwards Ranch office and as a relationship manager at Frost Bank. He also held leadership roles in private equity, capital markets and real estate development focusing on both real estate and operating companies.

Loose earned a BBA degree in finance and accounting with a real estate emphasis from Texas Christian University. He is actively involved in the Fort Worth community through various organizations and local nonprofit organizations.

Established in 1959, Susser Bank has banking offices in Dallas, Arlington, Austin, Bedford, Corpus Christi, Fort Worth, Garland, Houston, Plano, Round Rock and San Antonio.

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